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US MULLS INCREASING FOOD AID TO EX-USSRSecretary of State James Baker Monday said the Bush a

The European Community and Russia have completed all outstanding issues for the release of a $620 mi

Come revolution or high water, Alex Lyudmirski says, he intends to raise the U.S. flag this month ov

Now is the winter of the voters' discontent, yet the stock market is discounting a glorious summer e

U.S. beef exporters have started making inroads into South Korea's growing imported-beef market to e

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CSX Transportation Inc. said Monday it will drop a lawsuit filed last year against ninerail unions o

Japan had a $2.64 billion trade surplus on a customs cleared basis in the first 10 days of February,

A further erosion of freight rates between Europe and Asia is adding urgency to talks among shipping

Activity in international capital markets is likely to be strong in coming months, following record

Ukraine over the weekend moved to protect itself from a looming economic war with Russia by signing

As have the steamship lines, independent Central American produce growers are beginning to feel the

The chairman of Lloyd's of London, David Coleridge, has bowed to politicalpressure, saying h

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Merger talks by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV and British Airways PLC to create the world's fourth-lar

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce presented President Bush with a seven-point program to help America "co

Secretary of State James Baker Monday defended the decision to lift U.S. sanctions against China, sa

The ship repair division of Singapore-based Sembawang Maritime Ltd. said it won a US$800,000 (S$1.3

Mon., Feb. 24, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

YEARS AGO, BRITISH navy documents would arrive at their destination bound with red tape. Tha

An estimated 600 to 700 employees at the computer center at Commerzbank's headquarters in Frankfurt

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry will offer to reduce duties on copper imports b

Taiwan, Poland and the Philippines are allowing large-scale theft of U.S. copyrights, according to a

A recent Uruguay Round draft agreement proposal would cause European Community grain imports to clim

The first six Japanese-built locomotives arrived in the Philippines last week to signal a new determ

The chairman of United Airlines, the nation's second-biggest carrier, is warning of large-scale layo

The U.S. dollar was trading higher against the yen and slightly lower against the deutsche mark earl

Peter L. Renehan joined this shipping agency as general manager of sales. He was regional ma

Russia's attempt to move away from central planning and open its economy to market forces has prompt

A delegation of Hong Kong businessmen arrives in Mexico this week in search of opportunities, lured

Greater use of U.S. trade laws that allow retaliation against perceived unfair trading practices, de

The Connecticut Insurance Division will hold a hearing March 7 to begin the complex process by which

Jim Brown, Louisiana's insurance commissioner, placed Alliance Casualty and Reinsurance Co. of New O

A piecemeal congressional approach to health care reform is likely to limit the number of changes th

P&O BULK CARRIER SETS US COAL LOADING RECORDA British bulk carrier set a U.S. coal l

A telephone call last week from Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to a top U.S. State Department official ke

1236 (Feb. 24, 1992) Previous day - 1247 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Every morning, Victor Fernandez lovingly washes his black '83 Ford Conquistador and tops off the tan